"We know it's been a lot of work to pioneer this type of lending in Canada and we'd like to congratulate CommunityLend for surmounting
numerous regulatory hurdles to make this happen," said G. Robert Leeming, President of SIT. "We're also proud that they're the first customer
to employ our Open Banking Interface in a production environment."

Launching at the end of 2009, CommunityLend invested years of effort in working with the Ontario Securities
Commission to ensure
the P2P lending platform would be viable and successful for lenders and borrowers alike. CommunityLend has now opened its doors as a
"limited market dealer" in Ontario.

CommunityLend is taking aim at a number of inefficiencies in today's market to lower the cost of borrowing while increasing
the margins for lenders.

Please refer to an SIT
case study to find out more about how CommunityLend utilizes Portfolio Plus in a P2P lending environment.

CommunityLend and SIT

In the fall of 2007 CommunityLend approached SIT to determine if a solution could be provided for the special challenges that P2P banking
presents. After a period of intense research, CommunityLend was convinced that SIT’s Portfolio Plus product, with its Open Banking Interface, was the right choice.

About CommunityLend

CommunityLend is a unique social lending service launched in Canada in 2009. CommunityLend will join the social-banking
revolution currently underway around the world which Javelin Research predicts will be “a game
changing development in financial services interactions.” More regulatory information about CommunityLend can be found on the
Ontario Securities Commission website.

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